I've been trying to find the time to photograph the bleeding hearts that are blooming throughout my neighborhood. I finally got out this afternoon to the one in my front yard. ;)
The first shot is pretty standard, but I used a mirror beneath the flowers to go for a different perspective in the second photograph.
C&C welcome/appreciated!
Pentax K20D, ISO400, using a Pentax 67 135mm macro lens, f/11, 1/125"
Great idea. Wish you had posted it about a month earlier. Would have been treat to try it out on some of the spring flowers that are difficult to shoot. I think the Nodding Trilliums are still out. Might be fun to get a shot of the flower and the reflection at the same time.
I like the creativity of the second shot, but I have ton confess that all the bright spots in the background are causing my eye to wander. I very much like the first shot exactly as posted.
That's a very good comment! I realized it, too, as I was developing the photo, but I'm very glad that you mentioned it because I'm a visual person and seeing your comments will impress the thought in my mind better. It's something that'll be on my mind the next time that I try something like this.
That's a very good comment! I realized it, too, as I was developing the photo, but I'm very glad that you mentioned it because I'm a visual person and seeing your comments will impress the thought in my mind better. It's something that'll be on my mind the next time that I try something like this.
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8 repliesThe first shot is pretty standard, but I used a mirror beneath the flowers to go for a different perspective in the second photograph.
C&C welcome/appreciated!
Pentax K20D, ISO400, using a Pentax 67 135mm macro lens, f/11, 1/125"
Tim!
That's a very good comment! I realized it, too, as I was developing the photo, but I'm very glad that you mentioned it because I'm a visual person and seeing your comments will impress the thought in my mind better. It's something that'll be on my mind the next time that I try something like this.
Thank you,
TIm!
That's a very good comment! I realized it, too, as I was developing the photo, but I'm very glad that you mentioned it because I'm a visual person and seeing your comments will impress the thought in my mind better. It's something that'll be on my mind the next time that I try something like this.
Thank you,
TIm!